The Law
Adani breaches temporary pollution license
Hidden documents and a series of emails have been released revealing alterations between Adani and the Queensland Government to grant......
Key questions still unanswered in week 1 of Dungay inquest
David Dungay died after being restrained and transferred between cells by officers at Long Bay jail in New South Wales in......
Spain proposes a “yes means yes” consent law
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has vowed to introduce new legislation surrounding consent. Talk about the legislation comes after five men......
Too Many Aussies Risk Texting While Driving
Our phones have become so integrated with our lives they sometimes take priority over our own safety. And this is......
A Religious Discrimination Act – Why have it?
A ‘Religous Discrimination Act’ has been proposed by politicians with the hope of giving a voice to people of faith. However,......
Women in Politics Still the Butt of Sexual Misconduct
This week’s stoush between Greens senator Sarah Hanson-young and Liberal Democrat senator David Lejonhelm shows that parliamentary misconduct is an......
Foreign interference laws pass parliament
The so-called foreign interference bill passed parliament yesterday and despite amendments moved by the Labor party many remain unconvinced of......
Palm Island apology fourteen years in the making
Palm Island residents have been fighting since 2004 for acknowledgement and reparations for suffering following the death of Cameron Doomadgee......
Cross-examination of domestic violence victims canned
Testifying in a courtroom is difficult – but even more so for victims of domestic violence who are subjected to......
Victoria becomes first to pass Treaty framework laws
A treaty between Victoria and its original inhabitants is one step closer today after the passage of laws giving direction......